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Founded in 1978, the London Cycling Campaign is a registered charity.

We’ve grown from humble beginnings in a meeting room in Fleet Street, to having over 12,000 members, an active local group in all 33 London boroughs, and a strong staff team and Board of Trustees.

We’re proud of our successes in helping to grow cycling across Greater London, and we actively campaign for greater change.

We’re member-led and with a dedicated staff team and Board of Trustees. Find out more about how we operate below.

Our Constitution

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Articles of Association

Our key governing document.

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Accounts

The London Cycling Campaign is a registered charity no. 1115789, and we provide annual audited London Cycling Campaign accounts.

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LCC Annual General Meetings

Where our members get to set the agenda for the year ahead.

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Board and Committee Standing orders

How our Board and committees conduct their business.

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Board Code of Conduct

Ensuring that our Board members and Trustees can carry out their role effectively and to the benefit of LCC, its members and beneficiaries.

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Board Minutes

A record of the Board's discussions and decision making.

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Model Group Constitution

In order for a group of LCC activists to be recognised as an official LCC Group it must notify the LCC office that it has formally adopted this constitution or, if it wishes to adopt a modified version, then submit it to the LCC office for approval.

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Policy Forum

The Policy Forum, formed of elected LCC officials, reviews and develops our policy positions. It meets quarterly to discuss and research policy positions, and organises occasional public events to encourage debate on cycling policy.

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Raising a complaint

LCC tries to ensure a welcoming and safe environment for activists, staff and the general public. If things are going wrong, find out what to do here.

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Helping us improve

LCC is committed to providing a high-quality service to everyone we deal with. In order to do this we need to hear your feedback, and for you to tell us when things go wrong.

Please email us with any comments.

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